Eva and Mark,
Here's a quirk way to group the products:
set the itemDel to tab
put fld 1 into v --- list of invoices
sort lines of v by item 2 of each
put v into fld 2 -- products will be grouped together
--- On Sat, 5/7/11, Mark Schonewille m.schonewi...@economy-x-talk.com wrote:
From:
Eva,
I just realized you posted on the metacard list. You might want to also check
out the
LiveCode list also. It is the more recent version of the metacard list.
Here it is:
How to use LiveCode use-livec...@lists.runrev.com
--- On Sat, 5/7/11, Mark Schonewille
. :)
Eva
On 2011-05-07 16:44, Michael Kann wrote:
Eva,
I just realized you posted on the metacard list. You might
want to also check out the
LiveCode list also. It is the more
These are the variables that I get from my ISP's
server.
Apache Environment
Variable Name is in CAPS
DOCUMENT_ROOT /home/mikekann/public_html/eatwhat/
HTTP_ACCEPT application/vnd.ms-powerpoint,
application/vnd.ms-excel, application/msword,
image/gif, image/x-xbitmap, image/jpeg, image/pjpeg,
As usual, Pierre comes through. Merci. The last
greater than sign got into the URL by mistake. Try
this:
ftp://crdp.intereduc.net/MCSQLABOOK/
--- Pierre Sahores [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
An updated issue of the MCSQL Address Book example
app is available for
download at :
Interesting concept. Would it work with a digital
camera?
--- Simon Lord [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all, if you are not interested in photography or
360° virtual
imagery then please ignore my post. I'm selling a
360° lens for
standard 35mm cameras which has served me very well
in the
Send us all World Series tickets and we'll call it
even.
--- Shari [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You guys really made my evening yesterday, when just
before quitting
for the day, I realized that the inability to edit
scripts would blow
my entire strategy for this program.
I would have shut
copy word 1 to 5 of fld aFld
will put those 5 words onto the clipboard
--- Ray Horsley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Could anybody help me with a better way to get text
onto the clipboard? The
way I'm currently doing this is to put the text into
a hidden field, select
it, and then 'doMenu
Sjoerd, thank you for the examples. Mike
--- Sjoerd Op 't Land [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Michael Kann wrote/ schreef:
snip
Recursion is one of those items like the ASCII
chart
that for some reason must be in all programming
books.
For what most of us are doing here it really
--- Shari [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Also, does anyone know how Metacard keeps track of
recursion? Specifically?
If a handler calls another which calls another which
calls the first, is this considered a handler calling
itself?
--- Mike replies:
Shari, I'd recommend that you rewrite your code
-- For simulating a logical AND --
on mouseUp
put fld aFld into filesList
replace .jpg with .jpg! in filesList
replace .gif with .gif! in filesList
filter filesList with *!*
replace ! with empty in filesList
put filesList into fld bFld
end mouseUp
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
-- not using Filter, but does the same thing --
on mouseUp
put fld aFld into filesList
repeat for each line kLine in filesList
if .txt is not in kLine then
put returnkLine after kHolder
end if
end repeat
put kHolder into fld bFld
end mouseUp
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
-- The NOT filter
on mouseUp
put fld aFld into filesList
replace .txt with !txt in filesList
filter filesList with *.*
replace ! with . in filesList
put filesList into fld bFld
end mouseUp
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Okay, so one day I'll track down a list of Bourne
Shell options
Mike asked: Which version of IE Mac are you using? Do
you also want it to work on Windows, or just on the
Mac?
Scott Rossi asked:
In MetaCard we have the ability to put a url into
a container, such as:
put url http://www.mypage.com/index.html; into
fld 1
...and we see the
Richard Gaskin asked: Is there a way to query the
total RAM installed from within MC?
On Win98 you can use
on mouseUp
set hideconsolewindows to true
put shell(mem) into fld 1
-- parse out what you need
end mouseUp
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Thank you andu for bringing articles like these to our
attention.
--- andu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Not that it's something new but a good reminder I
found on /.
http://www.technologyreview.com/articles/mann0702.asp
Regards, Andu Novac
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--- Klaus Major [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
can someone please supply what the systemversion
returns on
Win95 and Win98 systems ?
Thanks in advance.
Klaus Major
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--- Leston Drake [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
I'm using PHP for a certain project. Being a PHP
newbie, I'm looking for
resources to help me. Does anyone know of a mailing
list (like this great
MetaCard list) for PHP developers?
TIA,
Leston
http://www.theurl.com?A=1B=2C=3
-- The ampersands worked for me. I did notice that the
after the ? should not be there. s only
separate the variables.
--- Scott Rossi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Recently, Klaus Major wrote:
set the hideConsoleWindows to true
put
On Windows98 I'm using the setup:
Metacard/Xitami/PHP4/MySQL. If you are interested in a
standalone solution (not on a network or over the
Internet) an easy way to do it is to put your SQL
statements in a file c:/windows/desktop/goodSQL.sql
then type \. c:/windows/desktop/goodSQL.sql at the
MySQL
How many megabytes of data and how often will it be
accessed?
--- Leston Drake [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
I'm working on a database application that requires
(1) cross platform Win/Mac (that's why I'm using
MC!)
(2) runs over a network
Item 2 causes some issues for a database
Is the server going to be a Mac or PC? Do you plan to
access the database through a web page or through a MC
stack?
--- Leston Drake [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
I'm working on a database application that requires
(1) cross platform Win/Mac (that's why I'm using
MC!)
(2) runs over a
The September 2001 issue of Dr. Dobb's Journal
contains some commentary about Metacard, mostly in
relationship to Runtime Revolution. It's not worth
buying the magazine just for those few paragraphs, but
if you happen to be in Barnes and Noble check out page 104.
My recommendation: let Scott name a function or
property anything he wants; then describe that
function or property with a working example. That way
we can all see for ourselves what is happening. With
that knowledge, we can all translate the terms into
our own personal vernacular.
--- David Cragg gave us this example:
exampleset
exampleThis is example 1./example
exampleThis is example 2./example
/exampleset
If you want to get the text of the first example, I
don't think you can use matchText alone
--- My suggestion:
put example into km -- km is marker variable
set
--- Simon Lord [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well then what's the deal with Revolution? If they
leased [the Metacard engine] then how can they sell
the same functionality for a lower cost?
-- Just curious. What is that lower cost that you
mention?
Thanks, Michael Kann
--- Pierre a écrit:
remember what Art Tatum can play for us with
just one hand to imagine what Scott is building for us
with two
-- there is an anecdote about Tatum that might apply.
He's sitting in a bar when the piano player starts
playing one of Tatum's tunes, imitating him. A friend
of
Can anybody help? --
Sivakatirswami, at [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- he the man.
--- Rolf Kocherhans [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello all
I like to make an application which presents the
user with a startup
screen (a la Netscape) and then goes into the
Internet and downloads
the actual newest
Where did I go wrong in my steps?
-- false AND true evaluates to false
-- true AND false evaluates to false
--- Richard Gaskin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When I put this in the Message Box:
put value( true AND false AND true OR NOT true
AND NOT false )
I get false.
But
Triplets! Oh my. Three congratulations for now,
Scott, and when you need sympathy just ask.
-- Sorry, just a joke having to do with the long
download time. A different Scott, too. (But I better
just let this one go.)
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--- Jacqueline Landman Gay [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
For those of us with very slow connections, could
anyone supply the message behind the flash
animation?
Scott's wife gave birth to triplets, and there is a
splendid picture of each one.
Congratulations.
Congratulations to Scott and his wife.
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The May 2001 issue of Dr. Dobb's Journal has some
complimentary remarks about Revolution on page 119.
Too bad it only mentioned Metacard in passing.
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--- andu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I looked at info on different messaging software the
other day and came across "Jobber"
-- Do you mean "Jabber" ?
I'd like to take this opportunity to thank Andu for
all his help on and off this list.
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--- Richard Gaskin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
inquired about peer-to-peer security a la Metacard:
Any business peer-to-peer program will be compared to
Ray Ozzie's Groove, found at www.groove.net, because
he has a PR machine that just won't quit. Security is
fundamental to their efforts, so it might be
Clone Raney Now
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Is there any way to get the current ip address of the
user (on a LAN or on the Internet?)
--
For Windows, don't know about Mac --
put hostNameToAddress(hostname()) into fld 1
He also asked:
Is there any way to scan a LAN to see if a server
stack is
The program Mata Hari has been resurrected as LexiBot.
For those working with sockets to access websites and
search engines you might be interested in what this
program can do. 30-day trial at lexibot.com
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The above URL took me there. All one word of course.
Ousterhout brought in the money guys and changed the
name from Scriptics to Aruba to service the B2B
market. Aruba was then sold to
--- digifilm [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone know of a cgi that does this:
1. user clicks on weblink to download a file
2. weblink sends a string to cgi on server
3. cgi checks webserver's ip and if authenticated
looks
up the file related to the string and starts the
download
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Can
They obviously sent the wrong man from Austin to be
our President. Thanks for the small POST gem. Keep 'em
coming.
Mark's Gem:
Hi All,
I saw a couple of postings related to POST and
ASP...and never really
saw an answer...as far as I can tell, this solution
works for
--- Richard Gaskin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm looking for two sets of examples:
1. Non-browser network apps that work
ora.com has a lot on peer-to-peer right now.
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I'm looking for two sets of examples:
1. Non-browser network apps that work
-- groove.net is one that is getting a lot of PR.
Michael Kann, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I'm looking for two sets of examples:
1. Non-browser network apps that work
From the table of contents of a Peer-to-peer book on
ora.com -- O'Reilly site
Part II. Projects
5. SETI@home
David Anderson
6. Jabber: Conversational Technologies
Blair, this is a fantastic post which is of interest
to many on the list. When you get back can you expand
on the "other reasons" you mentioned? Thanks, Michael
Kann
Blair wrote hastily: There are other reasons but I've
gotta run.
Our users LOVE the web and want everything
w
I'm looking at the Revolution beta and have a couple
of questions. First, is there any new functionality
beyond Metacard, or is it a new interface? Second, is
there a way to step through the cards in the
Transcript Dictionary? Thanks in advance. Michael
Kann, [EMAIL PROTECTED
Does the MCHTTPd server serve up Gifs and JPEGs as
well as text? I'd like to be able to do that but it
doesn't seem to work here. I'm on Win98. Thanks,
Michael Kann, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Here is the press release
Has Metacard now become Revolution, or are they two
separate entities?
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I happened to be fiddling with this stuff last week.
He's an exchange between myself and Pierre. I'll read
your post carefully and send another reply.
michael kann a écrit :
Thanks for the reply. I've done a little more
investigating, which has been enlightening, but not
conclusive
try "put url
"http://www.royalsoftware.com" into fld "whatever"
Actually I just tried put url
"http://www.royalsoftware.com" into fld "whatever"
and it works
as is.
This is the built in header MC sends:
GET / HTT
--- David Bovill [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in reply
to Michael Kann [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
2. Length -- put your code on a webpage
-- refer to it there
In an ideal world? Just broke this one for instance.
If I had to do this
right now I wouldn't be bothered to post scripts, at
least not til
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I want to determine the correlation (relationship)
between 2 groups ie. lines of data in 2 separate
fields.
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Can you describe your goal in statistical (or better
yet) mathematical terms?
Michael Kann, [EMAIL PROTECTED
Peter Reid asked --
is there any way of finding out the IP address of the
current computer a stack is running on without making
a socket connection to another machine?
-- on Windows98 I've had success with the following:
on mouseUp
put empty into fld "ipconfigfld"
set hideConsoleWindows to
not
the address for the stack with the button. Shouldn't
they be different?
I'm using two different port numbers -- one to go from
the 208.193.15.192 address to the 127.0.0.1 address,
and one to go back the other way. But I don't see how
that could make any difference.
Any help would be much appre
Is there a Metacard FTP server available for download?
Thanks for all the contributions, Michael Kann, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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--- Monte Goulding asked:
Hi all, does anyone know of Windows software (98) that
does the equivalent of Interachy? logging messages
to/from server/browser?
Post the website for Interachy and we might be able to
find something similar. Thank you, Michael Kann
--- Gregory Lypny [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--- I'm having trouble opening one stack from another.
create a button with the following script:
on mouseUp
open stack "goodStack"
end mouseUp
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I'd like the splash screen (stack X) to appear without
a title bar or close box. How can I do that?
-- See the entry "decorations" in the index
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From the reference:
The "read from socket" command is used to read data
from a socket. Sockets are always opened in binary
mode and so any required data conversion must be done
in scripts.
Could anyone kindly supply one of the "scripts" that
the reference mentions?
T
Thanks Andu, I appreciate it.
---Michael Kann wrote:
I have the following script in a btn:
read from socket "127.0.0.1:9980" for 1024 with
message "dataHasArrived"
I click on the btn, then send some data from
another stack to the recieving stack. How do I make
the
I'm wondering why when I run a shell command it spins
my hard drive for about half a second. I'm on Win98
Dell Inspiron 7000. Thanks in advance. Michael Kann,
Victoria, TX.
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